Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-04-08
Goodwin s. Barnes. real estate.

laying TOT buCter,
15@2O cents per Pound.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
The Board Of Trade meeting for last
Monday evening, was put of on account
of so many of the members attending the
Commandery meeting,
To see the people on the streets, per
son would hardlythink that it was seeding
time with the farmers. Wonder when
our dull time is coming in.
The Temple builders held a social at
the Baptist church Wednesday evening
an interesting literary program was rend-
cred and a pleasant time passed by all.
Seeding IS beginning. to occupy the
attention of our farmers again. Sundays
snow has vanished and gentle spring is"
again in order. We do seem to have some
changes. :.
The city monopolizes considerable of
our space this week, which crowds out
advertisements and other matter, and also
compels us to condense u correspond
ents' letters.
Oranges, Oranges, ORANGES,
Choice Los Angeles Oranges.
Twenty-Five Cents a Dozen.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.
Lansing came near having a fle last
week. A part of the roof of the house
belonging to Mrs. Lyon and occupied by
| Mr.. Fuller was burned, but prompt work
saved the rest OF the building.
If you have property in the city or in
the country to sell, Richardson, Day &
Co. will be pleased to have you list the
same with them at once. They are hav-
ing constant calls and rapid sales.
Gov. McGill has appointed the three
commlssionersfo for the Owatonna INDECENT
school. They are: Hon. G. s. Crandall,
of Owatonna, with the long term of six
years. B. B. Herbert, of Red Wing and
DR.. Dodge, of Pennington.
There's no terror, headache, in your
threats For I am armed so strong with
remedy That l pass PAIN by, as al idle
word, which | respect not since the dis
covery of Salvation Oil. Twenty-Five
cents a bottle.
The Sons of Veterans will meet this
Friday) evening. at G. A. r. hall, at Z
o'clock, for the purpose of forming a
Camp of S. of V. All sons of old soldiers
over 10 years are regues ted to be present
and take part in this organization.
-"Whom the gods love die young"
says Byron; but why die when you can
cure the cold or cough, which neglected
means death? DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
mayn't be in favor with the gods, for it
keeps thousands from their grasp, but
mortals, who take it, praise it.
The Band of Hope are preparing for
a sociable and an evenings entertain
ment at Armory Hall, next Wednesday
evening, April 10. They are trying to
raise money for a library, and should be
encouraged in the undertaking. Turn
out and give them a benefit.
AT the monthly business meeting of
Co. G, April 6, steps, were taken towards
furnishing the entire command with uni
forms and equipments. The following
new members were taken in: Harry Nor.
gan. Will Skinner. c. J. Fairbanks, E. L.
Peck, F. L. Kennedy, NJ. Mclaughlin,
Albert Jake.
This week witnesses a change in the
old firm of ~Sweningsen & johnson. Mr..
Sweningsen is prevented by his other du-
ties from giving proper attention to the
business, hence he sells his interest in the
| store to Mr.. johnson. Charley knows
how to run a first class store, and may be
depended on to get to the front.
"A statement in the Faribault Demo-
Graf that G. H. Human, Treasurer aud
Secretary of the Northwestern Travelling
Mems Association, at Chicago, was lying
at the point of death. Col. Mansfield,
his father-in-1aw, at once telegraphed his
daughter, who replied. he was we'll and
laughing at the absurdlty of the story.
The Owatonna drum corps is expect
ed to be present at the G. A. R.. encamp-
ment at Albert Lea. in June. They haye
also been notified that their services
would be required as an escort to the
Department Commander and staff at. the
National Eneampment to be held at
St Louis, IN September. Quite an honor.
IN. Kingsley of Chatfeld, Mimi, adj
rector of the State Bank of this place, and
an attorney at law, has this week pur.
chased of Richardson, Day s. Co. the
residence known as the l.. G. Wheeler
property on st. Paul street, and which is
now occupied by Rev. G.. +. Wright. Mr..
Kingsley will make his home among us
very soon.
Prof. Andrews is laboring with his
usual energy to get the Austin band in
good working order. Give them what
encouragement you can as a band is worth
more to a city than it costs, andthe lead
ers and members spend a great deal of
time and money for which they never
get anything in a pecuniary way and fire
quently little thanks.
The new officers elect of Clayton
township are, Supervisors, Peter Cor,
milf, Chairman, August Grimme and C.P
Clayton; Clerk, j, II. Shearer; Assessor
Thos. HaggartY; Justices. T. G. Hopkins
and D. B. Coleman; constables, Ole al.
lcfson and H. A. Doe. We are under oh
legations to Mr.. C. P. Clayton for this
list. Who will favor us with a list from
the other delinquent towns?
Paying To-Day for Eggs, +
1Oc a Dozen. =.
MCBRIDE, THE GROCER.